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heyy how are you doin i went to a d3 school got no playin time so that year didnt count im thinking about goin to the army and wanted to know that when i get out in 4 years will i still be able to try out for a d1 team


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Rob, hello!

After your military stint, you will be in great shape so yes, you can still play football.  You will need to stay in football shape so get on a team while you are in the Army.  Your base will offer a league to play in.  When you leave the Service, you will have the knowledge of what positions you play best, and can offer the video tape to the college where you seek to play.  

Take care,

Thom Brooks





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